The merciful will attain mercy...!

I regret being inactive for several days and not seeing this wonderful publication in time, thanks SteemChurch and @emiliocabrera for bringing love to people with extreme needs. God will honor you for the gifts you gave for the children.

In this bliss we have one of the clearest evidences that it is God who is working transformation in life and not the person himself. Mercy refers specifically to a sensitivity to the pain of others that, in turn, produces a desire to bring relief to the afflicted. This feeling is the one that most reflects the character of God, because mercy has to do with a compassionate, kind and tender heart, which does not measure if the other person is worthy of our help, but gives himself for the good of the other.

It is logical that this attitude of mercy be the fruit of a life that hungers and thirsts for justice, since the beatitudes refer to a spiritual progression. That spiritual need can only be satisfied by entering into intimacy with God himself.

At various times during his pilgrimage, Christ reminded the disciples that God would be generous to those who were generous. The principle is clear: we have all received the invitation to be part of the kingdom. But once we have been admitted, it is inadmissible that we do not have the same attitude of mercy towards others, which has been shown towards our people. Blessed are the merciful, because they will receive even greater demonstrations of mercy.

Currently my work allows me to be very close to extremely poor people, they do not have access to health, common welfare, school uniforms and many basic limitations of life.

Thanks to brother @emiliocabrera and sister @lorennys for sending on behalf of @SteemChurch and @Sirknight, a little love for children with economic problems and living with catastrophic conditions.